Formation Time and Thermal Evolution of the Angrite Parent Body

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Neumann W.* Bouvier A. Reger P. M. Trieloff M .

METSOC 2026 abstract (PDF)

“Thermal evolution model fits to the chronology of angrites indicate a parent body accretion time between 0.6 Ma and 0.8 Ma after CAIs.”

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